dollar bond. today, it was supposed to be a routine hearing but wasn't. it was quite a day for the supposed mastermind of the web site that indicatored to prostitutes and johns for years before the fbi shut it down on wednesday. he didn't want to talk about it with us. here is how his day began. he was supposed to show up at 9:30 but didn't. lawyers said he didn't appear to be present the judge responded all right. in that kiss i'll issue a bench warrant for arrest. the fbi rushed agents to his home in mountain view and headed to an apartment in santa clara. the fbi found him, reportedly because he wore a tracking device. the 53-year-old man appeared in

court and said he thought this hearing was later, not this morning the judge accepted the excuse. today's hearing was to discuss the request for a private attorney saying he couldn't go on the prosecutor because of the order prohibiting him from using the internet the judge shot back you face more serious charges than just inconvenience. police say it was the most popular site used by traffickers. the web site take down happened just after recovery. police used decoys today set updates. >> meft operations started through social media and just

makes it easier. >> the group says the web site helped keep prostitutes safer, by giving them a form to screen clients now, they say it will drive sex workers underground. >> muni workers appear to have reached a deal to end a contract dispute that resulted in a sickout. according to san francisco examiner, two sides have been meeting to resolve the sticking points a requirement drivers pay into pension funds. details will be revealed on monday, also when mta will meet to reject jekt the old agreement >> drivers may file arson charges for a man accused of setting a car on fire. this is video of the fire. investigators later arrested a man they believe is seen on

surveillance video entering the rincon building. he faces charges of residential burglary and arson. prosecutors say arsons are a big concern. >> they're dangerous you never know what is going to happen. someone can lose their belongings and their life in a blink of an eye >> prosecutors may file charges and say say he tried to start a fire the day before the car fire. police say he is not responsible for a series of garbage fires set recently. >> one person went to the hospital and two others needed treatment. officials say the fire broke out around 2:30 today flames spread and you can see heavy smoke and fire there. the cause of the fire is under investigation.

investigators looking into a fire that gutted a duplex on warring drive. crews say the building's metal roof trapped flames inside. and hrts had to pull back. everybody inside managed to get out safery. one firefighter did suffer injuries >> an overhead fire exploded this morning and sent chunks of casing down on a massing car the driver of the red suv said he had to sweep chunks off the hood of his car. he says he is okay. >> power line exploded above the car. these cables were burning.

pg&e says the company is not sure what caused that fire to fail. >> authorities in east contro costa county seized a ton of illegal fire works saying three men were selling them on craig's list. lillian? >> investigators say these fire works firefighters are hoeching this will help prevent a repeat of last year. >> this is the last thing we needed that we have to deal with. you know? to save people and authority. >> police arrested a 30-year-old from crown point indiana and two others for felony and misdemeanor fire works charges.

investigators say they tracked them down through craig's list. they listed fire works for sale. >> i will not be buying some, but will be popping some. >> many are hoping to get their hands on the illegal fire works. if they say it's a family bonding experience. >> that is what 4th of july is about. >> investigators say someone is going to get hurt it and will likely be children. she spoke months after it happened. >> i've been asking how are you doing? okay but i'm blind in one eye. he's okay but said he'd never do it again >> those stories investigators are hoping will resonate with the public in efforts to have a safe 4th of july.

>> here are the cities where safe and sane pier works are legal. sales allowed beginning tomorrow in most places but you can only set the fireworks off in the city where you buy them. in fact, you can't transport them across the city boundary. >> over occasions of attorneys a juning unveiled a grand jury transcript from the sierra lamar murder investigation. they'll become public in a couple weeks and from proceedings against the suspect, sdieted in february. sierra lamar disappeared two years ago. both prosecution and tee fence objected to the motion to unseal the transcripts the defense claims it could make it difficult.

>> the absence of oakland city leaders delayed a vote today of extending a lease today. >> there are outstanding issues. >> the joint powers authority didn't have enough members present to hold a vote. today's meeting featured public comments about ears at the >> go fix the sewage problem we have. >> the joint powers authority sent a meeting to vote on the

a's extension and believes the panel will fulfill that deal. >> a million people expected to join in celebrations of the gay pride parade. we're live where trance march is underway. hi, leanne. >> the march about to begin. and this has become such a big event, that if you are a city official, or the mayor, this is definitely a must do event. the mayor arriving to kick things off. pride week is the largest lgbt event in the nation. today thousands will gather over the weekend. the highlight is a gay pride parade >> every float available is out and ready to roll down market street.

contingents range from girl scouts to lesbian gay freedom band of san francisco. >> facebook is showing off the float. housed at pier 54. tv talk show host ross matthews is a grand marshal. >> my goal is giving that example to kids to say i can be like that. and says people notice. it's working. >> he says he'll be the best at waving to the crowd. >> i have been practicing. you have to wave, whip, wave, whip. do you understand? >> this year, focus is on pushing congress to pass a measure expanding measures to federal employees.

>> sunday's parade starts at 10:30 and run as long market street to 8th. >> still ahead rising costs of being one of the 49ers faithful. >> i'm spencer christian. a major warm up around the bay area and triple digit temperatures are coming our way. >> which president signed a law protecting yosemite? the park about to mark it's 150th birthday.

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>> is a reflection of a new fan base in silicon valley? that is the question from niner fans. the team unveiled a new pricey pavilion. david, how much to get in? >> it's going to cost $850 per person for the season. just to get into this pavilion. since it's a joint venture it helped to compensate to take over the parking lot. for some, they're offering a

pavilion. a club-like setting, and gold rush cheerleaders and team alumni. . you have access to great america's rollercoaster. niners see this as an alternative to tail gating. >> you have people coming with the family that maybe want to beat traffic and this is another add on. you know? we're trying to make sure we have different offerings. >> season ticket holder and family will be tail gating in this lot he thinks it's a welcome option. >> with every game. with planning and responsibility, it's possible. >> 12 out of 19 parking lots

allow tail gating. >> i think companies are just being cautious. they don't know how things are going to go. we appreciate the partnerships here. >> sunday, tasmin drive will be closed to tests setting up game day barricades. >> we're going to make changes we've got to do a good job testing everything, and educating our fans before opening. >> a celebration as yosemite turns 150 years old. the ceremony planned at mariposa grove. the first step to remove the parking lot, tram roads and a gift shop to make the area look like it did when first

designated for public use. >> first time in the history of the world a piece of land has been set aside for all people for preservation. truly it is the beginning of the national park movement. >> and answer is, the president signed the grant setting aside the area for the state of california under condition it held for public use, resort, and recreation. >> spencer knew that. >> yes. he was there. >> you never know what you're going to see today. a heard of goats surprised people. one goat made it onto the highway and was not hurt. someone tweeted out these

photos. that is good news, otherwise it would have been baaaad. >> oh, goodness. >> i wish i can just reverse that ten seconds and not do that. >> we all wish that, larry. >> my influence. let's take a look at what is going on with weather. this will get your goat. sunny skies right now, low clouds, fog along the coastline. visibility is down to three quarters of a mile. notice it's good everywhere else. let's take a look at current readings. oakland, 69 and a live view of blue sky over the bay more readings for you now. mid to upper 70s, 80 degrees now

in fairfield. that is our warm spot. some spotty drizzle tonight. hot days ahead, sunday through tuesday. first, satellite showing that weak frontal system. behind that, we've got a ridge building in starting on sunday. overnight, look for fog near coastline and beyond. mild again lows into mid to upper 50s. fog burning away from the coastline giving us a sunny day and warmer across the board.

about 79 in san jose. along theq..coast, patches of . and mild weather. downtown a high of 68 tomorrow. north bay. mild on the coast. and warm inland. fremont and inland east bay highs 84 in walnut creek. 83 heat cranks up, monday, high temperatures inland around 100 degrees. close to 90.

mid to upper 90s wednesday, temperatures moderating. >> coming up next potential for traffic trouble.

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been battling arguments it'shart hurting the environment. today, a judge agreed. the oyster company is waiting to hear from the u.s. supreme court under a second case. >> caltrans officials etch plained why they need to close a part of san francisco freeway next holiday weekend. it will take place from wednesday through monday, july 7th. all lanes of northbound 280 shut down to 5th street. this is the reason why the hinge will be replaced. >> it connects them together. you know? you can only build it so long. that is what this hinge is. >> two more will be installed

over labor day weekend. >> there is a lot more still to come at 6:00. just ahead a barbara walters exclusive. a man whose son went on a deadly rampage. >> thousands of children pouring into the country illegally. >> long-awaited decision to help bring an end to

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after years of delays the golden gate bridge board of directors voted to approve a suicide prevention barrier running the length of the bridge. today, tiffany wilson has the developments. >> a crowd holding on to pictures of sons sh sisters sh husbands and daughter who's will

never grow old. tonya lost her partner. >> there is trauma. >> and he jumped to the west. to take the pain away. >> survivors pushed from golden investigate prevention barrier. about 16 hup people leapt to their deaths since the bridge opened. for decades p argued against the cost can others said with a net suicidal people would find other ways to take their lives. dan noyes has been reporting on this issue for years and spoke about that earlier this week. >> so you're saying they team to fixate on the golden gate?

>> that what they've concluded. >> the decision to approve the funding plan wam down to today's vote. the process expected to begin with construction starting next year the barrier should be installed by 2018 a man who survived a jump would move to tears by this decision. >> can you put it into the words? what this means to you? >> everything. >> because everything is possible with a second chance. a appeal from a father of a young man who went on a killing rampage he wants us to recognize warning signs of mental illness.

peter roger writes, quote, my duty is to do as much as i can to stop this from happening again my hope is that i can help by telling my story. he is the father of elliott rod dominican republics ger. he hopes to prevent future mass killings >> only reason i'm here is to tell his story to try to stop this happening again >>. he was your son. he is dead how do you mourn a child whom others villify? >> it's very hard, barbara. it's very, very hard. i had a lot of anger for him. and my job now to trying to replace that with love and forgiveness i'm haunted by this disease this human being that changed and became something else

>> the father of adam lanza says there are times he wishes his son had never been born. do you ever feel that way? >> that is a varied question. i've -- loaded question, barbara. part of me says yes. >> you can see the rest of the interview on a special edition of 2020. >> the pentagon revealed drones being used to protect american military personnel and civilians. this is video of the iraqi military pent gone officials were quick to add the president has not authorized air strikes. drones deployed and armed with

hell fire missiles. >> china placed a ban on hillary clinton's new book. she's been crisscrossing the united states promoting it. and says pub publishers don't plan to sell it in english, either. clinton criticizes a sensorship policy and describes the country as epicenter of the anti-democratic movement in asiana. >> u.s. government is busy preparing detention facilities to house a surge of rids. president obama tells abc's george stephanopoulos this is a crisis. >> the brush along the southern border is the front line of what the obama administration calls a

crisis. tens and thousands poured into the custody of customs and border protection. >> once those kids come across the borders there is a system we're supposed to process them, take care of them until we can send them back. >> pictures show overcrowding. homeland security secretary is back at the center of the crisis. >> we're engaged with the mexican government about stemming this tide. >> in south texas a temporary band aid just three miles from the border. contractors working and turning this 55,000 square foot warehouse into a holding facility floor plans depict the living

areas. about a,000 detainees will be kept here the property could provide only a measure of relief. obama administration struggling to deal with the surge of the children guided by a misguided dream. >> there is no promise for your children coming to the united states. >> and he continues to drive the point home it does not guarantee a permanent stay here. also, our sources on the border saying every whoun crosses illegally has to pay a protection fee and that is >> just ahead tonight at 6:00

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engineers are hoping an emerging technology can be used to treat diseases in a different way. shrinking a pace maker to the size of a bill is an accomplishment. it's part of a plan to change the way we think about electricity. >> we're coming up with new way to wirelessly power a tiny devices that would be placed deep, inside of the body. to to charge, the team began experimenting with a new way to project electricity safely into the human body.

the system they came up with employees waves similar to those used to power an electric toothbrush but this researcher says once waves enter, they begin a kind of natural acceleration. >> properties change moving from one to another. these waves are converted into prop investigating waves they travel farther than they would otherwise. >> several inches into the body, deep enough to reach mini pace maker. >> we can blend it with the farfield. >> powering a generation of devices would be a break through but the team believes the system has potential to do more. target would be neuropathway that's control and disrupt normal functioning in the body. research

researchers envision tiny implants treating conditions ranging from chronic pain to parkinson's disease. >> and could bring quality of life back to patients. the team is calling the new process mid field wireless. >> it's amazing. >> no world cup games today but we want owe see your pictures today's photo is little kiera. show us your world cup pride. and on our web site right now, how to watch the world cup while you're stuck at work. and bosses may be peering over

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sunny skies inland now. it's a pattern we have during summer. in the bay area, warmer weather with high temperatures inland up to upper weekend, temperatures mid-60s. it's going to be a lovely day. checking out heat, mid-90s inland sunday. 100 degrees inland monday. by the end of the week, temperatures mder yating. >> thank you, spencer >> time to turn our attention to sports. >> yes. tiger woods returning to golf, now going

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>> tiger woods missed the cut at congressional. to see them do that, perfect decision. >> led to short birdie putt on 17. tiger four under 75. a four-way tie for first at six under. >> what i'll be able to do physically. i hadn't done that in a very long time. >> cal athletic director stepping down after ten years but will stay with the university. she develops a academic program on sports management. and michael williams will serve

until a replacement is found. the school nearly lost several programs entirely including baseball and rugby due to final troubles. >> we've had our ups and downs. those are no secrets but i stand before you firm that those ups have outweighed downs i love this institution. i do. and won't trade a minute of the last ten years. >> team usa might have josie altador back against a tough squad on tuesday. belguim included wins over

algeria, russia and south korea. team usa met belguim a year ago. so coach feels there won't be surprises. >> it's a strong team. you know? this is because of the players they have. we have no fear at all. we believe we've built a foundation in our team we're able to beat them. >> special night for a's slugger his mom marking the first anniversary. and bottom of the derek jones base hitting off chavez. and don't you have cable? don't you know what is going to happen? you're out.

marlins put up five runs in the six. jeff baker 5-4 miami. and josh reddic in 8th. >> third and venus, that is an easy put away. a gift. match point and is eliminated. it's been six years since venus won a grand slam title. how cool is this? young girl gets a selfie and a hug. >> wow. >> so happy, she's

you said he felt a pop. he's okay. overhead slam in straight how cute is that? she's just overcome by emotion >> almost like he's a boy band member. that is cool, though. >> be sure to join me tonight at 9:00. emergency landing the driver captured a plane landing off the freeway. how it ended at 9:00 >> then, at 11:00 booming business of high-tech security. homeowners going all out to protect property. are cameras helping police bust more burglars? >> in prime time tonight we have shark tank at 8:00, what would you do and barbara walters exclusive with father of the isla vista killer at

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